Comments on: Why I was compelled to shoot Landscapes today.

By: eric kim

eric kim — Tue, 19 May 2009 18:02:38 +0000

Shot #1 steals the show for me as well Tom. Nature juxtaposed with man's creation. The light is casted so beautifully and naturally on the stone and the geometric shapes in it almost possesses a human-like quality... Good to see you shooting some of your beloved landscapes! Even though you have been steering much more towards the street photography side of things... eric kim’s last blog post..The Mediator

By: Keith Chastain

Keith Chastain — Tue, 19 May 2009 17:36:55 +0000

I like them all, but the last one is my favorite…there’s something strange about that ring of cement and a tuft of grass in the middle that gives the impression that no matter how hard we try as humans to manipulate and shape our land, nature eventually always wins. It’s like the grass on the outside and inside are working together to close that ring of cement…and fwiw, the 1st get’s second in my book Great post…while landscapes right now also bore me to tears, if I’m in a photo-taking rut, shooting landscape always helps to get me over that hump…

By: Tom Kaszuba

Tom Kaszuba — Tue, 19 May 2009 06:10:06 +0000

Mindy said, “The best photos are those we stumble upon, those we couldn’t find if we were looking”.

Now that’s the kind of thinking I’m talking about.

By: Mindy | f-stopMarin

Mindy | f-stopMarin — Tue, 19 May 2009 05:56:15 +0000

I agree, Tom Kaszuba. First is my fave, too. There's something almost absurd about it. Great geometry, but what are those cinder block doing there? The best photos are those we stumble upon, those we couldn't find if we were looking. Mindy | f-stopMarin’s last blog post..Motivated Reader, San Rafael